American expression most often used by men. Refers to things your significant other has on their list of chores that they need you to do or help them with for one reason or another. "Honey, will you please do..." Now referred to as the Honey-Do list.
A honey dew, however, is a totally awesome melon that I could live on. That, and Christmas cookies of course.
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One of my co-workers just informed me that another storm is supposed to come in sometime around Sunday-Tuesday??? I can't confirm that yet but it does look like on Accu-weather that something is brewing in the Midwest and heading East....
EI am all caught up!!! For now. LOL. I'm sure in a few hours I'll be 10 pages behind again.
Good Morning MMC!! No real plans much for today. My husband goes back on tour on the 8th so other than some general business stuff we're trying to do nothing. LOL
Our tree is still up, because, like I said we celebrate Epiphany. All our lights are still up outside and lit till then too. I will be in a mad rush on the 7th to dismantle everything because I'm going with Bud when he leaves. First stop is in Colorado so long drive for us. Over the course of the week we'll see Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Arizona. A friend who lives north of San Francisco is having to drive her FIL's RV to Atlanta, GA for him so she's picking me up in Phoenix and we're road tripping back.
I have to be back by the morning of the 23rd to go with Noah down to Miami for a competition. Ridiculous. The kid graduated HS when he was 15, teaches seminars to grown men, but he can't check into a hotel without his mommy present because he's a few months shy of 18. Again I say - Ridiculous. Note here he wouldn't be totally on his own in Miami LOL. I'm not crazy. He needs a hotel room though and I have to be present.
Big decisions for us over the next week. Have to decide how we want our business to go from here - with a partner or on our own. We started business in 2000. We took on a partner in 2010. That was such a blessing to me, so I'm a little leary of taking back over everything 100%. We've talked about taking on another partner but it's a daunting decision because it means being able to trust someone you don't really know all that well with a portion of your livelihood.
Oh well... it'll all work out.
My son and nephew went to the store last night for some things for Noah's Jon boat. They had the presence of mind to buy me a new Wolf calendar. I love stuff like that.
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One of my co-workers just informed me that another storm is supposed to come in sometime around Sunday-Tuesday??? I can't confirm that yet but it does look like on Accu-weather that something is brewing in the Midwest and heading East....
Thank you so so much. I truly appreciate that.
What we find with most people is that determination is usually coming from the wrong place. Especially with Christmasites who generally are giving people who think of everyone else first, the mindset is wrong. Everyone phrases it as though it's something you do for yourself. For most people that's the last person you do something for in a normal given day.
You're asking your brain to change two pivotal things at one time and for some - three. That's a lot and at some point the psyche says, "Ta heck with you guys, I'm goin' home!!"
Most people who have the greatest success with this first phrase it - "I'm doing this for my kids.". Or if they don't have kids, then, "I'm doing this for my wife/husband/significant other." Who ever or whatever that thing or person is that makes you wake up in the morning and feel grateful you're alive - that's who you do it for.
I won't save a dime for myself to do anything, but you can bet that most everything my son needed or was interested in I found a way to save the money to make it happen. A commitment to health is the same way. Barring unforseen accidents - being smart about healthy choices is a commitment to your children and loved ones that you'll be here as long as you can within your own power.
And throw out words from your vocabulary like, "diet," "weight loss," and "fat." They're useless and will stop you in your tracks. Just pick one small thing every day to change. "Today I'm going to drink a glass of water in place of that 3rd soda." Each day, each week, change another small thing and give yourself time for your mind to adapt to the changes. That's really one of the keys to it.
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Lunch break and I found these sweet salt and pepper shakers for $1.25
Drive careful!
